What is the form of music called that combined Western harmonies with African rhythms and became popular throughout the 1920s?

Who are the women that embraced jazz, drank alcohol, smoked cigarettes, and overall rejected Victorian values?

What was the movement called that eventually led to organized crime and places such as speakeasies?

Who was the surrealist painter with the crazy mustache and used images of the melting clocks?

What was the political party in Great Britain that stood for the upper and middle classes and held power during most of the 1920s?

Which Irish group started guerrilla warfare against British forces when Parliament failed to give Ireland independence?

America's fear of radicals and Bolsheviks set off what in 1919?

Why did Britain want Germany to be strong after World War I?

This treaty or written agreement stated that all nations shall never declare war on each other again...

As a result of the Great Depression, what did many people across many countries lose their faith in to solve their problems?

Benito Mussolini embraced extreme nationalism but rejected what?

Please check all of the following that Mussolini imposed once he became Il Duce!

What was the role of women for Mussolini's fascist state? *please choose two...

What type of state did Mussolini eventually build where he encouraged extreme nationalism, glorified violence, and pursued foreign expansion?

Just as with Mussolini, what type of state was developed as a result of Stalin taking power after Vladimir Lenin?

What type of economy did Stalin create when he brought all economic activity under government control?

Which of the following was not part of the Soviet Union's industrial growth from 1928-39?

What was it called when the working class (peasants) worked on state-owned land and only owned their house and belongings?

During the Terror Famine of 1932, how many Ukrainians died of starvation due to the government seizing the little grain they produced?

What was it referred to as when Stalin controlled the culture of his people and declared war on religion?

With Germany's economy in 1923, what go out of control and which makes it hard to buy things like milk and bread?

What German nationalist promised to end the economic crisis and save the day!?!?!?

According to Hitler, which of the following was not to blame for Germany's defeat in WWI?

Who was in charge of enforcing Hitler's totalitarian rule throughout Germany?

Overall, what was the main goal of the Nuremberg Laws in Germany in 1935

A German diplomat was assassinated in France by a Polish Jew, and Hitler used this to attack all Jewish communities and became known as what?

What would you be apart of as a child in Germany where you pledged absolute loyalty to Germany and vowed to destroy its enemies?!?!?!